Quetzalcoatl

"Quetzalcoatl - A Symphonic Poem for Wind Band", portrays the essence and nature of the Aztec deity, a serpentine dragon of resurrection. Its feathers illuminate the rainforests in bright colors that paint the atmosphere in different tones. Folklore of this magnificent entity encompasses tales of mystical yet sagacious nature, love, and grief in a leitmotif format.i Through a collection of myths based on the creation of humanity, a deep connection with Mayahuel (the goddess associated with the maguey plant), and his immaculate resurrection from death itself in three movements: El Cuento que Llueve (The Raining Tale), Alebrije sin Luz (A Being without Light), Danza de la Lluvia Vigorizada (Invigorated Rain Dance).